BS degree in Marine, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering, or related field from an accredited institution.
Basic understanding of US Navy Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical Systems (HM&E) and related systems.
Experience with Environmental Qualification Testing (EQT) preferred.
Familiarity with Fire Detection and Damage Control equipment preferred.
Ability to obtain a Secret Government security clearance.
Responsibilities
Support Environmental Qualification Testing (EQT) for HM&E components, including developing test procedures and preparing reports.
Perform shipchecks and develop design drawings for new installations and modifications of HM&E systems.
Read and troubleshoot HM&E systems using Ship Installation Drawings (SIDs).
Create 2D drawings and 3D models of electrical diagrams and mechanical components.
Conduct calculations related to fluid resistance, stress analysis, and weight distribution.
Revise and prepare HM&E logistics documentation, including Technical Manuals and Maintenance Requirements Cards (MRCs).
Provide subject matter expertise for troubleshooting and maintenance of shipboard equipment.
Benefits
Opportunity to work with a local Marine Engineering firm.
Engagement in projects that support the U.S. Navy.
Potential for professional development in specialized marine systems.
Collaborative work environment with experienced engineers.
Travel opportunities up to 20% for fieldwork.
Full Job Description
Job Description: Q.E.D. SYSTEMS, INC., a local Marine Engineering firm has immediate full-time positions available for Mechanical Engineers to provide HM&E system support services such as: develop/change maintenance sketches, redline electrical drawings for Ship Change design or installation, and/or develop testing or maintenance procedures in accordance with Navy standards.
Job Requirements/skill sets: Have a basic understanding of US Navy Hull, Mechanical and Electrical Systems (HM&E), Electronics Systems, Combat Systems or marine systems. Duties include:
Support Environmental Qualification Testing (EQT) for U.S. Navy Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical (HM&E) components. Develop test procedures, design functional test systems, witness testing, and prepare test reports. Experience with EQT shock, vibration, and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) testing is preferred.
Perform shipchecks, prepare system specifications, and develop design drawings for new installation and modification of existing HM&E systems and components. Experience with Fire Detection and Damage Control equipment is preferred.
Read, interpret, and troubleshoot HM&E systems using various Ship Installation Drawings (SIDs), including structural/arrangement drawings, electrical schematics, and wiring diagrams.
Develop 2D drawings and 3D models of electrical diagrams, new and modified mechanical components, and equipment foundations.
Perform calculations, including fluid resistance of piping systems, stress analysis of mechanical components and foundations, weight and center of gravity, etc.
Revise and prepare HM&E logistics documentation, including Technical Manuals, Maintenance Requirements Cards (MRCs), parts lists, etc.
Provide subject matter expertise to equipment technical assistance teams in the assessment, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of shipboard equipment.
All other duties as assigned.
Education Requirements:
BS degree in Marine, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering, or related engineering degree from an accredited university or college
US Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Credential desired but not required
Travel:
Willingness to travel up to 20% of the time
Security Clearance:
Candidate will currently possess or be able to obtain at a minimum a Secret Government security clearance. Drug screening is required before hiring. Must be a U.S. Citizen.
